Mrs MecGibney Returns Home After Hospital Visit
Reg M. Oliver reports Mrs MecGibney accompanied her mother Mrs Waldir to Brandon hospital last Tuesday and returned home on Saturday.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1938
Page
8
Reg M. Oliver reports Mrs MecGibney accompanied her mother Mrs Waldir to Brandon hospital last Tuesday and returned home on Saturday.
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Stokes on February 19 at her Maida Vale home after a ten month illness. Mrs Fred Heal, formerly of Beurgh, dies February 18 at St Marys Ontario in her 79th year, survived by son W P Heal of Toronto. Charles Seymore Armitage dies March 5 in Toronto at age 14, remembered for visits to Miniota in 1906 and 1927 and their 61st wedding anniversary last November. Surviving relatives include three sons Douglas Winnipeg Leslie Toronto Herbert Miniota and daughter Mrs J Dron Toronto. Mr and Mrs Armitage of Winnipeg attended the Toronto funeral held Thursday.
In loving memory of Simon Sararas who died March 22 1936. We miss you Dad at every turn and home has never been the same since you were called away. In Heaven we know we will find you waiting for us to come. Inserted by his Wife and Family.
Local fair week features Crandall I N Kirk showing horses while community groups hold meetings. Miss Roberta Johnston earns ATCM theory honors as Y P A convenes with G Morison presiding. Mothers Study WI meet. reports on child training. Trail Rangers, WMS, PTA discuss plans and education talks. Easter social planned. December meetings forecast.
Christian born on Sunday March 6 at Hazenmore Saskatchewan to Mr and Mrs T Chastian née Gladys Watte of Miniota.
The W A of Holy Trinity church hosts a hand crocheted Doily and St Patrick's Tea at Mrs. J Greenfield's home on Saturday March 9. Tea and Doily 25c. Also for sale a 20 mn S D Cockshutt Dail in fair condition Chas R Lee Box 110 Crandall. Milk cow for sale eight years old due to freshen in one week price 35 Tom Long phone 222 Miniota.
For sale or rent the premises known as The Miniota Hotel. For details contact Wm. Mossop in Miniota. Also for sale two young registered Northern Bulls from Wm. Maxfeld of Two Creeks with price and phone 18 ring 2 Miniota exchange.
Seed wheat Thatcher variety for sale grade 2 with 97 percent germination. Includes a Fan and Carter disc cleaner. Certificated No 57 4250. Asking price 1 50 dollars per bushel. Contact J Wiltshire Beulah phone 10 NNG 4.
Announcement from Peter MacPherson of J. I. H. C. and Oliver Implements that The International Harvester Co. Agency is now represented and invites calls to arrange meetings or visits. Phone listed as 757.
The Miniota Herald Office lists subscriptions to the Family Herald and Weekly Star, inviting readers to sign up locally.
Beulah T A Helgeson, who spent the winter with his son, left last Tuesday for Winnipeg. Belton and O Hamburg entered a number of exhibits at the Fat Stock Show at Birtle last week. WK Doyle had an accident while watering the horses when a horse became frightened and knocked Mr Dovie down.
United Stores Ltd Miniota announces a carload of Windsor Salt will arrive in a few weeks and offers Special prices for delivery off the car with prices lower than last year. Some text appears as stray dialogue about minds and yan business.
At the annual meeting of Portage la Prairie Mutual Insurance Co held on Thursday Feb 10 President MG Tidsbury and manager secretary A Ti Thorpe reported strong results. Fire and windstorm business in Prairie provinces and western Ontario has strengthened the company with premiums over a million dollars in notes and high collections. Fire in force stood at 74895549 and windstorm risks at 2575294 while assets total 2.67 times liabilities.
Bud Doyle suffered head and facial bruises after a mishap with a horse that collapsed on his way home. The Women’s Institute met at Mrs J P Vevans with Mrs J A Fraser in charge. An Insh songs gathering opened the meeting with roll call and an Irish joke. W Williams spoke on gardening inviting women to visit his garden in summer. The session closed with the Creed and tea hosted by Mrs Hull and Mrs Chisholm.
The Saturday bonspiel concluded with the Grand Challenge won by S Paynter’s rink comprising O Doyle J Wiltshire Alice Wiltshire and T E Forster as skip. Other results included Citizens and Consolation rounds led by Forster Wakefield Fraser and Fraser teams with listed players.
Mrs J R Mitchell visits daughter in Lenore while E Sinclair stays with his daughter in Brandon. Robert Elliott and Douglas Le land return from Flanders Ont. Miss M Craig RN of Vita Man holidaying with parents Mr and Mrs Craig. Helen Stewart and A Shimmons from Lenore visit the Shoemakers. Dramatic Society dance Friday night features Ragamuffins. C G I T meets at Mrs J F Tennant’s home on Friday afternoon to discuss The Challenge of Open Doors and plan future events.
Letters were written to Pearl Chiang a special Yort student in New ark. The WI held an open meeting in the hall on Tuesday night with talks on world affairs by C Mariam Geore gina Torrance sang Farewell to You and Oswald Blaich gave two readings. An hour's entertainment followed with bridge lexicon sticks and crokinole and a silver tea was served by the South Group. Nineteen Y P L A members met Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Elliott with J McKinnon's group in charge opening with a Lenten worship. Roll call noted self denial gifts and a missionary from Manitoba and total contributions reached 5 15. Myrtle Wiggins read a letter from Rev Ashford and other missionary material. It was decided to send copies of fused plays to the Presbytery Culture Convenor to add to the library being started. A crokingle social period and lunch followed. A vote of thanks to Mr and Mrs Elliott.
Isabella Clarence Finkbeiner of Miniota spent the weekend at home. Mrs Al Clark and Mrs J Craik visited Winnipeg and Crandall respectively. Jane Finkbeiner received mastoid treatment at Birtle hospital last week. E Doran won prizes at the Birtle Fat Stock Show for steer or heifer over 900 pounds and 700 pounds plus Shorthorn. Grand and local bonspiel winners listed with several exhibitors including J Robertson showing horses Sea Breeze Sensation Golden Melody Golden Cloud.
Evening service at Miniota at 7 30 p m includes Sunday School. Arrow River holds a Sunday School at 3 0 p m and a Gandhi service. Crandall lists church service at noon and Sunday School at 12.00 p m.
Church of England timetable lists 11 a.m. Sunday services with Sunday School at 7.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon also at Beulah with Matins and Sermon at 1:00 a.m. followed by Sunday School.
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